We have been very fortunate to have had some amazing talent in our student media and artwork team for Villain School this year. James Evans (Year 12) has been hard at work over the last few weeks interviewing cast and crew members and will be producing a production documentary which will be displayed in the foyer on performance nights along with his first two teaser trailers. Darrell Chiu (Year 12) has designed not only the Villain School poster but all the Order Logos as well as the VILE school logo and is now producing some unreal character promo posters (see below). Finally, Mya Ubalde (Year 11) has been hard at work behind the scenes designing original backdrops which will set the scene for VILE. These will be kept under wraps and not revealed until opening night. We are very lucky to have such creative talent as part of the production team this year. Be sure to get your tickets for Villain School from www.trybooking.com/346290 before they all sell out!!

Today is the first day of our Year 9 and 10 students attending South Metropolitan TAFE for a Try a Trade event.
The students were straight away, in the deep end, getting their hands dirty with Bricklaying. They are learning how to mix the mortar, butter the bricks and work to a profile.
 Their lecturer Ray made sure that they are looking after their soft hands by advising them in the use of a hand cream this evening. He told them to check with their mum's that its not the expensive brand they get their hands on !!!

On Tuesday the 22nd May the Year 11 LIFE Leaders were given the opportunity to participate in a forum at Aranmore College run by the Catholic Education Commission of WA. The aim of this meeting was to consult students on how they feel about the advantages of  Catholic Education and the changes that can be made to benefit all students in the sector. It was a great opportunity to hear other students perspectives, to take some ideas back to our own College and to be consulted in this process with the aim of pioneering change in education.